Andrews in the News

Design is in Jesse Hibler's blood

   Andrews in the News | Posted on July 26, 2018
Community is important to Jesse Hibler, whether it’s designing residential developments in his business or serving in local government. Hibler is owner of Hibler Design Studio in Berrien Springs and has been a member... read more

North Carolina was a leader in religious freedom

   Publications and Presentations | Posted on July 26, 2018
Nicholas Miller, professor of church history and director of the International Religious Liberty Institute, recently had an article published in the Raleigh News & Observer.  <<< Read the article at The News & Observer site... read more

Dominique Gummelt has a passion for health

   Andrews in the News | Posted on July 26, 2018
Dominique Gummelt is passionate about helping people live life to its fullest. As Andrews University’s health and wellness director, she spreads the fitness message to students, the community and the world. ... read more

Renaissance Kids Architecture Camp

   Andrews in the News | Posted on July 19, 2018
The Renaissance Kids Architecture Camp allows children as young as 5 years old the opportunity to learn about how things are made and get some hands on experience in the process. The Architecture School at Andrews University hosts... read more

Higher Ed Leaders Address Diversity and Civility

   Andrews in the News | Posted on July 12, 2018
Diversity and civility as concepts have been difficult for higher education to reconcile. There are varying definitions on each, and the terms can be politically loaded. For some, they represent an attempt at blanketed oppression. ... read more

Red Cross Blood Emergency

   Andrews in the News | Posted on July 12, 2018
The Red Cross is once again putting out a call for blood donations due to a summer shortage. The Red Cross says more than 550 fewer blood drives were organized by businesses and other community groups during the... read more

The Madaba Plains Project Celebrates 50 Years

   Andrews in the News | Posted on July 12, 2018
A mini-conference was organised on Wednesday at the German-Jordanian University and at a community centre in Hisban to mark the 50th anniversary of the establishment of the Madaba Plains Project (MPP), the longest ongoing archaeological project in Jordan,... read more

BH City Hall renamed to honor Wilce Cooke

   Andrews in the News | Posted on July 5, 2018
Benton Harbor city commissioners said they are honoring one of their own when they voted Monday to rename City Hall as the Dr. Wilce L. Cooke Municipal Building. <<< Read the full story at The... read more

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